About 40 minutes by Tsukuba Mountain shuttle bus from Tsukuba Station.
About 1 hour and 30 minutes by highway bus from Tokyo Station. Show route
Op.Hours
Tsukuba Shrine is open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. However, please note that opening hours may vary depending on the season and events. Please check in advance.
Cld.Days
Irregular holidays
Fee
The entrance fee to Tsukuba Shrine is ¥300 for adults and ¥150 for children.
INFO
While Tsukuba Mountain boasts well-maintained hiking trails, please be mindful of weather conditions and your physical fitness level before embarking on your climb.
Always check the Tsukuba Shrine website for the latest information before your visit.
Mount Tsukuba, located in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, is an 877m mountain known since ancient times as a sacred site of worship.
Characterized by its twin peaks, Nyotai-san and Otai-san, its majestic presence has inspired awe for generations.
From the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Kanto Plain, and on a clear day, even catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji in the distance.
Numerous shrines and temples, including Tsukuba-san Shrine, are scattered throughout Mount Tsukuba, each steeped in history and tradition.
Tsukuba-san Shrine is dedicated to the deities of Nyotai-san and Otai-san and was formerly known as "Tsukuba Daimyojin."
Mount Tsukuba is also captivating for its stunning seasonal beauty.
Spring brings a riot of cherry blossoms, painting the mountain in shades of pink.
Summer showcases vibrant greenery, creating a refreshing atmosphere along the hiking trails.
Autumn paints the mountain in fiery reds and yellows as the leaves change color.
Winter blankets the landscape in a serene snowscape.
Mount Tsukuba boasts hiking trails easily accessible to beginners, making it perfect for hiking and mountain climbing.
From the summit, you can witness breathtaking panoramic views of the Kanto Plain, rejuvenating both body and mind.
Mount Tsukuba is a true power spot, harmoniously blending nature, history, and spirituality.
We invite you to experience Mount Tsukuba for yourself.
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